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Nicholas J. Begich III

R · U.S. Representative for AK

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Committee on Natural Resources, Committee on Science, Space, and Technology, Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure

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To establish a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and other programs to ensure the transparent management of Bitcoin holdings of the Federal Government, to offset costs utilizing certain resources of the Federal Reserve System, and for other purposes.HR · No. 8957 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2026-05-21Referred to the House Committee on Financial Services.Geese House Site Conveyance ActHR · No. 8674 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2026-05-07Referred to the House Committee on Natural Resources.Air Traffic Situational Awareness Enhancement ActHR · No. 8597 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2026-04-30Referred to the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure.North Pacific Fishery Management Council Representation Enhancement Act of 2026HR · No. 8598 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2026-04-30Referred to the House Committee on Natural Resources.Veterinary Services to Improve Public Health in Rural Communities ActHR · No. 8473 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2026-04-23Referred to the Committee on Natural Resources, and in addition to the Committees on Energy and Commerce, and Agriculture, for a period to be subsequently determined by the Speaker, in each case for consideration of such provisions as fall within the jurisdiction of the committee concerned.Geo POWER ActHR · No. 8437 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2026-04-22Referred to the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology.To amend the Marine Mammal Protection Act of 1972 to allow the transport, purchase, and sale of pelts of, and handicrafts, garments, and art produced from, Southcentral and Southeast Alaska northern sea otters that are taken for subsistence purposes.HR · No. 8401 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2026-04-21Referred to the Subcommittee on Water, Wildlife and Fisheries.DATA Act of 2026HR · No. 8400 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2026-04-21Referred to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce.Protect Future Dividends ActHR · No. 7760 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2026-03-03Referred to the House Committee on Ways and Means.Fishing Vessel Financing Improvement Act of 2026HR · No. 7350 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2026-02-04Referred to the House Committee on Armed Services.Bycatch Reduction and Research Act of 2026HR · No. 6939 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2026-01-06Referred to the House Committee on Natural Resources.Airport Regulatory Relief Act of 2025HR · No. 6427 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2025-12-04Received in the Senate and Read twice and referred to the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation.To amend the Marine Mammal Protection Act of 1972 to allow importation of polar bear trophies taken in sport hunts in Canada before the date the polar bear was determined to be a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act of 1973.HR · No. 6251 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2025-11-21Subcommittee Hearings HeldCold Weather Diesel Reliability Act of 2025HR · No. 6250 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2025-11-21Referred to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce.Archie Cavanaugh Migratory Bird Treaty Amendment ActHR · No. 6021 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2025-11-12Subcommittee Hearings HeldProviding for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule submitted by the Bureau of Land Management relating to "Coastal Plain Oil and Gas Leasing Program Record of Decision".HJRES · No. 131 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2025-10-10Became Public Law No: 119-52.ARTIST ActHR · No. 5694 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2025-10-06Ordered to be Reported in the Nature of a Substitute (Amended) by Unanimous Consent.Providing for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule submitted by the Bureau of Land Management relating to "National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska Integrated Activity Plan Record of Decision".HJRES · No. 124 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2025-09-18Referred to the House Committee on Natural Resources.Public Lands Military Readiness Act of 2025HR · No. 5131 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2025-09-04Received in the Senate and Read twice and referred to the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.Providing for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule submitted by the Bureau of Land Management relating to "Central Yukon Record of Decision and Approved Resource Management Plan".HJRES · No. 106 · 119th CongressIntroduced 2025-07-14Became Public Law No: 119-50.

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As Congress continues its work to modernize our nation’s air traffic control systems, we must ensure those improvements reach every corner of the country. This legislation builds on those efforts, making sure our air traffic control professionals have access to the most modern, reliable technology available. By equipping contract towers with proven situational awareness tools, we are strengthening safety and ensuring our aviation system remains the gold standard worldwide. Our nation’s air traffic controllers are being pushed to the brink with long hours, staffing shortages, outdated tools and record burnout rates. They deserve access to the technology and training they need to efficiently do their work and keep our airspaces safe. I’m proud to cosponsor the bipartisan Air Traffic Situational Awareness Enhancement Act to ensure the FAA is installing advanced situational awareness technology in our air traffic towers, removing workplace barriers and giving our air traffic controllers a clear view of our sky at all times.
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Reps. Begich, Gillen Introduce the Air Traffic Situational Awareness Enhancement Act | Representative Nick Begich Alaska at Large Skip to main content 153 Cannon House Office Building Email (202) 225-5765 About Committees and Caucuses Events Our District Votes and Legislation Contact Email Me Newsletter Subscribe Office Locations Request an Appearance Website Problem Phone Opt-In Media Press Releases In the News Op-Eds Services Art Competition Congressional App Challenge Surface Transportation Reauthorization Form Commendations and Greetings Flags Grant Applicants Help with a Federal Agency Internships Military Academy Nominations Tours and Tickets Community Projects Home Media Press Releases Reps. Begich, Gillen Introduce the Air Traffic Situational Awareness Enhancement Act May 4, 2026 Press Release WASHINGTON, D.C. – May 4, 2026 – Congressman Nick Begich (R-AK) and Congresswoman Laura Gillen (D-NY) introduced H.R. 8597 , the Air Traffic Situational Awareness Enhancement Act , bipartisan legislation to equip air traffic controllers with modern tools and training to strengthen aviation safety. This bill serves as the House companion to Senate legislation led by Senators Tim Sheehy (R-MT) and Jeff Merkley (D-OR). “As Congress continues its work to modernize our nation’s air traffic control systems, we must ensure those improvements reach every corner of the country,” said Congressman Begich. “This legislation builds on those efforts, making sure our air traffic control professionals have access to the most modern, reliable technology available. By equipping contract towers with proven situational awareness tools, we are strengthening safety and ensuring our aviation system remains the gold standard worldwide.” “Our nation’s air traffic controllers are being pushed to the brink with long hours, staffing shortages, outdated tools and record burnout rates. They deserve access to the technology and training they need to efficiently do their work and keep our airspaces safe,” said Congresswoman Gillen. “I’m proud to cosponsor the bipartisan Air Traffic Situational Awareness Enhancement Act to ensure the FAA is installing advanced situational awareness technology in our air traffic towers, removing workplace barriers and giving our air traffic controllers a clear view of our sky at all times.” BACKGROUND Numerous airports across the country in the Federal Contract Tower Program lack modern surveillance tools such as Standard Terminal Automation Replacement Systems (STARS). The Air Traffic Situational Awareness Enhancement Act addresses this gap by: Requiring the FAA to acquire and install Airborne Position Reference Tools (APRTs) at contract towers that lack advanced situational awareness systems; Directing the FAA to establish a training program to ensure controllers can effectively integrate and use these tools; and Authorizing funding for the acquisition, installation, and operation of APRTs, while reimbursing airports that have already invested in

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2026-05-04
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I was honored to join the President in the Oval Office as he took action to expand access to retirement savings and empower workers to take control of their financial futures. This initiative recognizes that financial stability is foundational to strong families and a strong economy. The federal Saver’s Match is a powerful tool that will encourage more Americans to start investing in their future.
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ICYMI: Congressman Begich Attends Oval Office Signing Expanding Access to Retirement Savings for American Workers | Representative Nick Begich Alaska at Large Skip to main content 153 Cannon House Office Building Email (202) 225-5765 About Committees and Caucuses Events Our District Votes and Legislation Contact Email Me Newsletter Subscribe Office Locations Request an Appearance Website Problem Phone Opt-In Media Press Releases In the News Op-Eds Services Art Competition Congressional App Challenge Surface Transportation Reauthorization Form Commendations and Greetings Flags Grant Applicants Help with a Federal Agency Internships Military Academy Nominations Tours and Tickets Community Projects Home Media Press Releases ICYMI: Congressman Begich Attends Oval Office Signing Expanding Access to Retirement Savings for American Workers May 1, 2026 Press Release WASHINGTON, D.C. – May 1, 2026 – This week, Congressman Nick Begich attended an Oval Office ceremony at the White House where President Donald J. Trump signed an Executive Order to expand access to retirement savings for millions of American workers. “I was honored to join the President in the Oval Office as he took action to expand access to retirement savings and empower workers to take control of their financial futures,” said Congressman Begich. “This initiative recognizes that financial stability is foundational to strong families and a strong economy. The federal Saver’s Match is a powerful tool that will encourage more Americans to start investing in their future.” BACKGROUND: The Executive Order establishes TrumpIRA.gov, a new federal platform designed to connect workers, particularly those without employer-sponsored retirement plans, with high-quality, low-cost Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) offered through the private sector. The initiative also includes a federal Saver’s Match of up to $1,000 annually for eligible low- and middle-income Americans who contribute to qualifying retirement accounts. Tens of millions of Americans currently lack access to employer-sponsored retirement plans, including many small business employees, independent contractors, and part-time workers. TrumpIRA.gov will allow individuals to compare retirement options based on cost, quality, and investment choices. The Executive Order also directs the Treasury Department to provide clarity on the role of philanthropic and charitable contributions to retirement accounts, opening the door for additional support for workers seeking to build wealth over time. TrumpIRA.gov is expected to be operational by January 1, 2027. ### Media Press Releases In the News Op-Eds Back to top button Contact Us Washington DC Office 153 Cannon House Office Building Washington, DC 20515 Phone: (202) 225-5765 Fairbanks Office 542 4th Avenue #210 Fairbanks, AK 99701 Phone: (907) 251-4560 Anchorage Office 1016 W Sixth Ave Suite #406 Anchorage, AK 99501 Phone: (907) 921-6575 Copyright Privacy House.gov Accessibility FY 27 Appropriat

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2026-05-01
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The North Pacific Fishery Management Council was established to advance policies in the interest of all user groups across our fisheries. In Alaska, many different user groups rely on the same resource, and we need to make sure every one of them has a seat at the table. Ensuring balanced representation is critical to addressing broader challenges facing Alaska fisheries, including declining abundance. This bill is about restoring balance, strengthening accountability, and making sure fisheries management works for all Alaskans.
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Congressman Begich Introduces Legislation to Strengthen Representation on North Pacific Fishery Management Council | Representative Nick Begich Alaska at Large Skip to main content 153 Cannon House Office Building Email (202) 225-5765 About Committees and Caucuses Events Our District Votes and Legislation Contact Email Me Newsletter Subscribe Office Locations Request an Appearance Website Problem Phone Opt-In Media Press Releases In the News Op-Eds Services Art Competition Congressional App Challenge Surface Transportation Reauthorization Form Commendations and Greetings Flags Grant Applicants Help with a Federal Agency Internships Military Academy Nominations Tours and Tickets Community Projects Home Media Press Releases Congressman Begich Introduces Legislation to Strengthen Representation on North Pacific Fishery Management Council April 30, 2026 Press Release WASHINGTON, D.C. – April 30, 2026 – Congressman Nick Begich (R-AK) introduced the North Pacific Fishery Management Council Representation Enhancement Act of 2026 , legislation to ensure balanced representation and greater accountability in federal fisheries management impacting Alaska. “The North Pacific Fishery Management Council was established to advance policies in the interest of all user groups across our fisheries. In Alaska, many different user groups rely on the same resource, and we need to make sure every one of them has a seat at the table,” said Congressman Begich . “Ensuring balanced representation is critical to addressing broader challenges facing Alaska fisheries, including declining abundance. This bill is about restoring balance, strengthening accountability, and making sure fisheries management works for all Alaskans.” BACKGROUND: The bill amends the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act to require that Alaska’s appointments to the North Pacific Fishery Management Council (NPFMC) include representation from recreational fishing, small-scale commercial fishing, and subsistence user groups. The NPFMC plays a central role in managing fisheries in the Bering Sea, Aleutian Islands, and Gulf of Alaska. However, concerns have grown that current council composition does not adequately reflect the full scale of Alaska’s fishing communities, including subsistence users, small boat fishermen, and recreational stakeholders. The legislation would: Require that voting members include at least one representative each from recreational, small-scale commercial, rural subsistence, and urban subsistence user groups. Establish clear definitions for these user groups to guide appointments; and Increase transparency in the nomination process by requiring the Governor of Alaska to identify which user group each nominee represents. The bill directs the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to develop guidelines to verify representation and implement the changes, with new requirements taking effect for future council appointments. The legislation has been r

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2026-05-01
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Geothermal energy has enormous, untapped potential to deliver reliable power across America. The Geo POWER Act will allow us to harness that potential by reducing risk, encouraging innovation, and expanding geothermal development into new regions, including in Alaska. By investing in innovation today, we can deliver affordable, dependable energy for American families in the long term. Here in Nevada and across the nation, geothermal is a promising and proven 24/7 clean energy source with immense potential for further growth. This bipartisan bill will help lower energy costs and advance American energy independence by scaling and speeding up the development of both our state’s — and our country’s — vast geothermal resources. At a time when energy costs are increasing across the nation, we need to embrace an all-of-the-above approach to help bring down southern Nevadans’ utility bills – this legislation, and the home-grown energy it supports, will do just that.
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Reps. Begich, Lee Introduce Geo POWER Act to Expand Next-Generation Geothermal Energy Nationwide | Representative Nick Begich Alaska at Large Skip to main content 153 Cannon House Office Building Email (202) 225-5765 About Committees and Caucuses Events Our District Votes and Legislation Contact Email Me Newsletter Subscribe Office Locations Request an Appearance Website Problem Phone Opt-In Media Press Releases In the News Op-Eds Services Art Competition Congressional App Challenge Surface Transportation Reauthorization Form Commendations and Greetings Flags Grant Applicants Help with a Federal Agency Internships Military Academy Nominations Tours and Tickets Community Projects Home Media Press Releases Reps. Begich, Lee Introduce Geo POWER Act to Expand Next-Generation Geothermal Energy Nationwide April 23, 2026 Press Release WASHINGTON, D.C. – April 23, 2026 – Congressman Nick Begich (R-AK) and Congresswoman Susie Lee (D-NV) introduced the Geothermal Power Opportunity with Expanded Regions (Geo POWER) Act , bipartisan legislation aimed at accelerating the development of next-generation geothermal energy projects across the United States. The Geo POWER Act establishes a new milestone-based demonstration program at the Department of Energy (DOE) to support innovative geothermal projects in regions that currently lack access to geothermal electricity. By pairing federal support with private investment, the bill seeks to unlock reliable, affordable, and scalable clean energy nationwide. “Geothermal energy has enormous, untapped potential to deliver reliable power across America,” said Congressman Nick Begich. “The Geo POWER Act will allow us to harness that potential by reducing risk, encouraging innovation, and expanding geothermal development into new regions, including in Alaska. By investing in innovation today, we can deliver affordable, dependable energy for American families in the long term.” “Here in Nevada and across the nation, geothermal is a promising and proven 24/7 clean energy source with immense potential for further growth,” said Congresswoman Susie Lee. “This bipartisan bill will help lower energy costs and advance American energy independence by scaling and speeding up the development of both our state’s — and our country’s — vast geothermal resources. At a time when energy costs are increasing across the nation, we need to embrace an all-of-the-above approach to help bring down southern Nevadans’ utility bills – this legislation, and the home-grown energy it supports, will do just that.” BACKGROUND: Next-generation geothermal technologies, such as enhanced geothermal systems, can generate clean electricity in a wide range of geologies, far beyond traditional geothermal hotspots. However, high upfront costs and geological uncertainty have limited deployment. The Geo POWER Act addresses these challenges by: Establishing a milestone-based financing program to reduce risk and ensure accountability Supporting projects that enable a

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2026-04-23
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America must win the race to lead in artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies. The DATA Act allows manufacturers to operate on fully self-contained, ‘grid-of-one’ power systems, so innovation can scale without forcing households to subsidize massive new energy demands or straining local utilities. For Alaska, this approach is especially critical. By leveraging our stranded energy assets and vast resource potential, this legislation creates a pathway for new jobs, new revenue, and long-term economic growth without raising energy costs for American families. We're taking a decisive step to unleash American energy innovation and restore market-driven competition. By enabling private, off-grid generation, we can support explosive load growth without straining existing grids—protecting ratepayers while powering the technologies that will define the future. Winning the AI race against China is not merely an economic priority; it’s a national security imperative, and the DATA Act gets us closer to that goal with smart policy that lets American industry lead. America is the land of innovation and technological progress. The DATA Act is a commonsense bill that will ensure America stays the leader in the AI race and modernizes our regulatory structure to let businesses that require a lot of power create their own supply. This is a win-win scenario where industry has a reliable flow of power, and residents and communities won't see an increase in their rates.
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Congressman Begich Leads Legislation to Lower Energy Costs, Introduces House Version of the DATA Act | Representative Nick Begich Alaska at Large Skip to main content 153 Cannon House Office Building Email (202) 225-5765 About Committees and Caucuses Events Our District Votes and Legislation Contact Email Me Newsletter Subscribe Office Locations Request an Appearance Website Problem Phone Opt-In Media Press Releases In the News Op-Eds Services Art Competition Congressional App Challenge Surface Transportation Reauthorization Form Commendations and Greetings Flags Grant Applicants Help with a Federal Agency Internships Military Academy Nominations Tours and Tickets Community Projects Home Media Press Releases Congressman Begich Leads Legislation to Lower Energy Costs, Introduces House Version of the DATA Act April 21, 2026 Press Release WASHINGTON, D.C. – April. 21, 2026 – Congressman Nick Begich (R-AK), along with Congressmen Dan Crenshaw (R-TX) and Burgess Owens (R-UT), introduced the DATA Act of 2026 , the House companion to Senate legislation led by Senator Tom Cotton (R-Ark.), aimed at lowering energy costs for American families while accelerating U.S. leadership in advanced manufacturing and emerging technologies. “America must win the race to lead in artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies,” said Congressman Begich. “The DATA Act allows manufacturers to operate on fully self-contained, ‘grid-of-one’ power systems, so innovation can scale without forcing households to subsidize massive new energy demands or straining local utilities. For Alaska, this approach is especially critical. By leveraging our stranded energy assets and vast resource potential, this legislation creates a pathway for new jobs, new revenue, and long-term economic growth without raising energy costs for American families.” “We're taking a decisive step to unleash American energy innovation and restore market-driven competition," said Congressman Crenshaw. "By enabling private, off-grid generation, we can support explosive load growth without straining existing grids—protecting ratepayers while powering the technologies that will define the future. Winning the AI race against China is not merely an economic priority; it’s a national security imperative, and the DATA Act gets us closer to that goal with smart policy that lets American industry lead.” “America is the land of innovation and technological progress. The DATA Act is a commonsense bill that will ensure America stays the leader in the AI race and modernizes our regulatory structure to let businesses that require a lot of power create their own supply,” said Congressman Owens . “This is a win-win scenario where industry has a reliable flow of power, and residents and communities won't see an increase in their rates.” BACKGROUND: The legislation modernizes federal regulations to allow manufacturers and other energy-intensive industries to develop fully isolated, off-grid power systems and ensures ne

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2026-04-21
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The Forest Service’s announcement of $248 million in Secure Rural Schools payments for 2025 is welcome news for rural communities across the country. Alaska alone will receive $11,767,586.14, helping ensure our communities can fund schools, maintain roads, and provide public safety services despite the challenges of managing untaxable federal lands. Secure Rural Schools has been a critical bridge for timber-dependent communities in Alaska, and I will continue working to secure long-term reauthorization, so our rural communities have the certainty and stability they deserve.
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Congressman Begich Applauds Forest Service Announcement of Secure Rural Schools Funding for Alaska | Representative Nick Begich Alaska at Large Skip to main content 153 Cannon House Office Building Email (202) 225-5765 About Committees and Caucuses Events Our District Votes and Legislation Contact Email Me Newsletter Subscribe Office Locations Request an Appearance Website Problem Phone Opt-In Media Press Releases In the News Op-Eds Services Art Competition Congressional App Challenge Surface Transportation Reauthorization Form Commendations and Greetings Flags Grant Applicants Help with a Federal Agency Internships Military Academy Nominations Tours and Tickets Community Projects Home Media Press Releases Congressman Begich Applauds Forest Service Announcement of Secure Rural Schools Funding for Alaska April 15, 2026 Press Release WASHINGTON, D.C. – April 15, 2026 – Congressman Nick Begich (R-AK) applauded the U.S. Forest Service’s announcement that it will distribute $248 million in Secure Rural Schools payments for 2025, including $11,767,586 for communities across Alaska. “The Forest Service’s announcement of $248 million in Secure Rural Schools payments for 2025 is welcome news for rural communities across the country. Alaska alone will receive $11,767,586.14, helping ensure our communities can fund schools, maintain roads, and provide public safety services despite the challenges of managing untaxable federal lands,” said Congressman Begich . “Secure Rural Schools has been a critical bridge for timber-dependent communities in Alaska, and I will continue working to secure long-term reauthorization, so our rural communities have the certainty and stability they deserve.” BACKGROUND: The Secure Rural Schools program provides critical funding to counties and boroughs with National Forest System lands, helping support essential local services such as education, transportation infrastructure, and public safety. Because federal lands are not subject to local taxation, these payments play a vital role in ensuring rural communities can meet their responsibilities. Since its establishment in 2000, the Secure Rural Schools program has provided more stable funding for counties impacted by declines in timber revenue, helping communities adapt while continuing to deliver essential services. ### Media Press Releases In the News Op-Eds Back to top button Contact Us Washington DC Office 153 Cannon House Office Building Washington, DC 20515 Phone: (202) 225-5765 Fairbanks Office 542 4th Avenue #210 Fairbanks, AK 99701 Phone: (907) 251-4560 Anchorage Office 1016 W Sixth Ave Suite #406 Anchorage, AK 99501 Phone: (907) 921-6575 Copyright Privacy House.gov Accessibility FY 27 Appropriations Requests FY27 Community Project Funding Requests FY27 NDAA Form RSS Terms & Conditions

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Passage2026-04-23 · House roll 137Medium confidenceOn Ordering the Previous Question2026-04-22 · House roll 130Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-04-22 · House roll 131Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-04-22 · House roll 132Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-04-22 · House roll 133Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-04-22 · House roll 134Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-04-22 · House roll 135Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-04-22 · House roll 136Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass2026-04-21 · House roll 127Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass2026-04-21 · House roll 128Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass2026-04-21 · House roll 129Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass2026-04-20 · House roll 125Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass2026-04-20 · House roll 126Medium confidenceOn Ordering the Previous Question2026-04-17 · House roll 122Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Amendment2026-04-17 · House roll 123High confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-04-17 · House roll 124High confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-04-16 · House roll 114High confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-04-16 · House roll 115Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-04-16 · House roll 116Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-04-16 · House roll 117Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-04-16 · House roll 118Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-04-16 · House roll 119Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-04-16 · House roll 120Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-04-16 · House roll 121Medium confidenceOn Ordering the Previous Question2026-04-15 · House roll 111Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-04-15 · House roll 112High confidenceOn Motion to Discharge2026-04-15 · House roll 113Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass2026-04-14 · House roll 109Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended2026-04-14 · House roll 110Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-03-27 · House roll 105Medium confidenceOn Motion to Adjourn2026-03-27 · House roll 106Medium confidenceOn Ordering the Previous Question2026-03-27 · House roll 107Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-03-27 · House roll 108Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution, as Amended2026-03-26 · House roll 102Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-03-26 · House roll 103Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-03-26 · House roll 104Medium confidenceOn Ordering the Previous Question2026-03-25 · House roll 98Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-03-25 · House roll 99Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-03-25 · House roll 100Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-03-25 · House roll 101Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended2026-03-24 · House roll 97Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-03-19 · House roll 96Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-03-18 · House roll 92Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-03-18 · House roll 93Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-03-18 · House roll 94Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass2026-03-18 · House roll 95Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended2026-03-17 · House roll 88Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass2026-03-17 · House roll 89Medium confidenceOn Ordering the Previous Question2026-03-17 · House roll 90Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-03-17 · House roll 91Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Agree2026-03-05 · House roll 84Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-03-05 · House roll 85High confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-03-05 · House roll 86Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-03-05 · House roll 87Medium confidenceOn Ordering the Previous Question2026-03-04 · House roll 79Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-03-04 · House roll 80Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass2026-03-04 · House roll 81Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended2026-03-04 · House roll 82Medium confidenceOn Motion to Refer2026-03-04 · House roll 83Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-02-25 · House roll 77Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-02-25 · House roll 78Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass2026-02-24 · House roll 71Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass2026-02-24 · House roll 72Medium confidenceOn Ordering the Previous Question2026-02-24 · House roll 73Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-02-24 · House roll 74Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-02-24 · House roll 75Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-02-24 · House roll 76Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-02-12 · House roll 70Medium confidenceOn Ordering the Previous Question2026-02-11 · House roll 61Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution, as Amended2026-02-11 · House roll 62High confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-02-11 · House roll 63Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-02-11 · House roll 64Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-02-11 · House roll 65Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-02-11 · House roll 66Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-02-11 · House roll 67Medium confidenceOn Motion to Commit2026-02-11 · House roll 68Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-02-11 · House roll 69Medium confidenceOn Ordering the Previous Question2026-02-10 · House roll 59Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-02-10 · House roll 60High confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended2026-02-09 · House roll 57Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended2026-02-09 · House roll 58Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-02-04 · House roll 54Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-02-04 · House roll 55Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-02-04 · House roll 56Medium confidenceOn Ordering the Previous Question2026-02-03 · House roll 51Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-02-03 · House roll 52Medium confidenceOn Motion to Concur in the Senate Amendments2026-02-03 · House roll 53Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended2026-02-02 · House roll 49Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended2026-02-02 · House roll 50Medium confidenceOn Ordering the Previous Question2026-01-22 · House roll 39Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Amendment2026-01-22 · House roll 40Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution, as Amended2026-01-22 · House roll 41Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-01-22 · House roll 42Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Amendment2026-01-22 · House roll 43Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Amendment2026-01-22 · House roll 44Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-01-22 · House roll 45Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-01-22 · House roll 46Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-01-22 · House roll 47Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-01-22 · House roll 48Medium confidenceOn Ordering the Previous Question2026-01-21 · House roll 34Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-01-21 · House roll 35Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-01-21 · House roll 36Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-01-21 · House roll 37Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-01-21 · House roll 38Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass2026-01-20 · House roll 32Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended2026-01-20 · House roll 33Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Amendment2026-01-15 · House roll 29Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-01-15 · House roll 30Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-01-15 · House roll 31Medium confidenceOn Ordering the Previous Question2026-01-14 · House roll 24Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-01-14 · House roll 25Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Amendment2026-01-14 · House roll 26Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Amendment2026-01-14 · House roll 27Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-01-14 · House roll 28Medium confidenceOn Ordering the Previous Question2026-01-13 · House roll 16Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-01-13 · House roll 17Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-01-13 · House roll 18Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-01-13 · House roll 19Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-01-13 · House roll 20Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-01-13 · House roll 21Medium confidenceOn Motion to Recommit2026-01-13 · House roll 22Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-01-13 · House roll 23Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended2026-01-12 · House roll 13Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended2026-01-12 · House roll 14Medium confidenceOn Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended2026-01-12 · House roll 15Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-01-09 · House roll 12Medium confidenceOn Retaining Division A2026-01-08 · House roll 5Medium confidenceOn Retaining Divisions B and C2026-01-08 · House roll 6Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-01-08 · House roll 7Medium confidencePassage, Objections of the President To The Contrary Notwithstanding2026-01-08 · House roll 8Medium confidencePassage, Objections of the President To The Contrary Notwithstanding2026-01-08 · House roll 9Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-01-08 · House roll 10Medium confidenceOn Passage2026-01-08 · House roll 11Medium confidenceOn Ordering the Previous Question2026-01-07 · House roll 2Medium confidenceOn Agreeing to the Resolution2026-01-07 · House roll 3Medium confidenceOn Motion to Discharge2026-01-07 · House roll 4Medium confidenceCall of the House2026-01-06 · House roll 1Medium confidence

Score Evidence

Scored votes

0

Did not align

0

Skipped by user

206

Not public scored

0

Score math

The score uses reviewed vote classifications only. It divides aligned weighted points by all possible weighted points from Support/Oppose answers: 0 / 0.

Aligned vote records: 0.

Nicholas J. Begich III

On Agreeing to the Resolution

2026-06-04 · House roll 201

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Nay

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Oppose

Weight

0

I support requiring congressional authorization before sustained military action.

No user position was selected for this vote classification.

High confidencereviewedRequest correction

Nicholas J. Begich III

On Ordering the Previous Question

2026-06-04 · House roll 202

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Yea

Vote meaning

Support

Weight

0

I support votes that advance congressional floor action, rules, debate, and procedural control.

No user position was selected for this vote classification.

Medium confidencereviewedRequest correction

Nicholas J. Begich III

On Agreeing to the Resolution

2026-06-04 · House roll 203

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Yea

Vote meaning

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Weight

0

I support votes that advance congressional floor action, rules, debate, and procedural control.

No user position was selected for this vote classification.

Medium confidencereviewedRequest correction

Nicholas J. Begich III

On Motion to Recommit

2026-06-04 · House roll 204

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Nay

Vote meaning

Oppose

Weight

0

I support votes that advance congressional floor action, rules, debate, and procedural control.

No user position was selected for this vote classification.

Medium confidencereviewedRequest correction

Nicholas J. Begich III

On Passage

2026-06-04 · House roll 205

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Yea

Vote meaning

Support

Weight

0

I support votes that advance congressional floor action, rules, debate, and procedural control.

No user position was selected for this vote classification.

Medium confidencereviewedRequest correction

Nicholas J. Begich III

On Agreeing to the Resolution

2026-06-04 · House roll 206

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Nay

Vote meaning

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Weight

0

I support votes that advance congressional floor action, rules, debate, and procedural control.

No user position was selected for this vote classification.

Medium confidencereviewedRequest correction

Nicholas J. Begich III

On Passage

2026-06-04 · House roll 207

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Nay

Vote meaning

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Weight

0

I support international affairs, diplomacy, sanctions, and foreign assistance measures.

No user position was selected for this vote classification.

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Campaign Finance Summary

Receipts

$4,307,323

Disbursements

$1,581,037

Cash on hand

$2,830,615

Linked to BEGICH, NICHOLAS III (H2AK01083) for cycle 2026.

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Sources

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Congress.gov official recordOfficialCongress.gov · checked 2026-05-15BEGICH, NICHOLAS III OpenFEC aggregate candidate totalOfficialFederal Election Commission · checked 2026-06-02FEC campaign finance dataOfficialFederal Election Commission · checked 2026-05-15